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it's a into has forever changed the face of sports. collins former stanford all american and first active major league athlete in the united states to come out as gay. he says the first person he told was his aunt. superior court judge in san francisco. >> it was not a big statement. it was just a matter of fact how it was in a conversation and when he said it i guess i didn't miss a pwaechlt in fact i said i have always known. >> good evening. reaction to collins announcement is pouring in now. collins main sponsor nike says it's proud of him. the boston red sox is inviting him to throw out the first pitch. and this is what he told abc news anchor george stephanopolous tonight. >> i never set out to be the first and it's obviously you sort of waiting around for somebody else to raise their hand and i'm ready to raise my hand but you still look around like okay. come on guys.

>> so why is collins coming out now and is what next. here's news reporter dan harris. >> collins. all those stereo type of gay men. collins utterly demolishes them. he's a 7 foot, 2 55 pound trash talking bruiser who played on 6 teams over 12 years in the nba making it to the play offs 9 times. >> going out there and being physical. >> he made history in "sports illustrated"with the 12 words. i'm a 34-year-old nba center. i'm black. and i'm gay. >> jackie robinson what he was to interest gracious and king to women rights and now jason collins for gay rights. i think this is not just big sports news. this is big news in our country. >> collins hiding his sexuality for years. quote when i was younger i dated women. i even

gotten gamed. i thought i had to live a certain wait a minute i kept telling myself the sky was red but always knew it was blue. one small secret gesture of solidarity with the lgbt community wearing unusually high number 98. reference to another water shed moment in 1998. the year a young gay man named matthew shephard was kidnapped and murdered in wyoming. collins says he knew he had to come out when after his college roommate massachusetts congressman kennedy told him he marched in boston gay pride parade. he felt jealous and ashamed. i want to do the right thing and not hide any more. i want to take a stand and say me too. today reaction from around the league was swift and mostly supportive with collins twin brother former nba player himself tweeting very proud of you and kobe bryant tweeting don't sufficate who you are because of the ignorance of others.

>> that's kevin durrant. collins gets a lot of support. president obama called him saying that he was impressed with his courage and first lady michelle obama tweet sod proud of you gist on collins. this is a huge step forward in our country. we have got your back. and bay area native jason kidd tweeted jason sexuality doesn't change the fact that he is great friend and was a great teammate. late today jason collins himself tweeted all the support i received today is truly inspirational. i knew that i was choosing the road less traveled but i am not oneing it alone. now george stephanopolous has more of the exclusive interview with jason collins on good morning america right after the abc 7 morning news over on channel 7. >> well tonight there is some developing news in the search for whoever stabbed a little girl to death. 8-year-old miss fowler was killed apparently by an intruder over the weekend.

at news conference tonight her family was just too distraught to talk obviously. but authorities say they will not give up until they find the culprit. and autopsy revealed that she died of shock from multiple stab wounds. with suspect still on the loose the area is on lock down tonight. people there understandably are scared. the story from 7 news reporter laura anthony. >> it's quite scary. we live on a court and plenty of place force somebody to hide. >> parents are especially on edge. in the small town of lley springs. where a 12-year-old boy found his 8-year-old sister miss fowler stabbed multiple times in the home saturday. >> it's still don't know who the person is. if the person actually knows somebody from this area or if it was just a random person who ended up in this area. we just don't know. >> police have all roads lead to go her home blocked at both

ends. while they continue processing the crime scene and searching for a suspect. only those who can show proof of residence are allowed in andoutt want to show her face but told us how she is protecting her situation. through our dog and a lot of views guns around here so yes. we take care of ourselves. >>reporter: mean time at this elementary school students made card and hung purple pink ribbon in the third grader memory. young girl known for bright smile and friendly way. >> very sweet. very loving. all the kid loved to play with her. loved to come and hug all the adults and kid. she was full of life. >> there was extra security at the school to give parents the students a sense of safety and counselors brought in to help everyone deal with the grief. >> kid are upset. staff and students people are hurting right now but the beauty of being here together is that they are able to share and communicate and try to heal as

much as possible. >>reporter: the community is grieving for her but also her ente family. especially the brother who found her. >> my heart goes out to the parents, of course. but i pray to god that the the little boy will be all right. >> while the investigation continues at her house there are plans for a candle light vigil to remember the little girl on tuesday night. at her elementary school. in valley springs laura thoip abc 7 news. >> in the mean time police in pittsburgh release this survillains photo of an suv in the area moments before kidnapping on friday. it may belong to suspect or a witness on friday police say the man snatched a two-year-old girl from her yard at the corner of snow flake way and rain drop circle. now he didn't get far before the girl mother shouted at him and ok off after him. the man dropped the girl in bushes and ran await a minute girl not physically hurt of course quite scared. >> body of missing san francisco sheriff's deputy was found near the vallejo marina

this afternoon. coast guard searching for 56-year-old michael roberts since they found his fishing boat adrift near the city municipal marina this morning. key ins ignition and they found the cell phone and i.d. inside the boat. 3 men on work boat found his body about 3:00 p.m. today. they say roberts was wearing a life vest but it was not inflated. investigators say there were no visible signs of injury or struggle and that the deputy death appears to be at this point a tragic accident. >> starting one week from today police will have another tool in their arsenal to keep bart riders and workers safe. new state law allows bart to ban trouble makeers from entering stations and riding the train. nick smith has that story. >> i have been spit on. shove shoved. punched. >> bryant and fellow bart employee say they have score add victory against violent offensive passengers. >> this bill gives us a measure

of breathability if you will the fact that if someone is a rae peter they can be expelled from the system. >> provision that isn't currently granted to birth employee or passengers. they can't return to bart station or use regional transit system for up to one year. about but with new policing power come fear of over-reach. >> the certain instance have happened over the years that have caused some tragic things to happen but have to be careful of who you profile. >> bart police chief ramos. >> as person of color i'm certainly sensitive to those type of issues. >> he says retraining of officers and community outreach was instituted before the new law wept into effect. >> so anybody that feels that they are being mistreated by the police officers or unfairly targeted or they have many, many avenues to seek out and get relieve. >> race is not an issue and

shouldn't be one nor should geographic location of the bart station. this is system wide. >>reporter: abc 7 16 won't only target violent behavior but aplayed to protestors arrested during free speech movement. more than 300 thousandths people ride bart every week day. identifying and stopping those who have been cited and banned from reentering may not be possible but starting monday employee w rul will try. infeel better oakland, abc 7 news. >> organizers san francisco bay to breaker race announce late today that they are banning bags larger than certain size during next month event. the ban includes any bag measuring more than 8 and a half by 11 by 4 inches. that's obviously most backpack you see. also banned runers who have not registered to be in a race. runners not wearing official bib will be asked to leave the race course exploratorium police chief greg sir promises security will be increased along the route on may 19 when

the race happens. those changes obviously were prompted by the tragedy in boston during the boston marathon. and today fbi agents interviewed catherine russell. the widow at the parent home in rhode island. agents were seen leaving carrying several bags. meanwhile the wall street journal is reporting female dna was found on the explosives used by the bombers. but investigators are not certain whether it belongs to victim or someone who perhaps handled the bomb. and high powered lawyer judy clark of san diego joining the team representing dzhokhar tsarnaev and represented union i bomber and loughner and others. clark secured life sentences for both of them rather than the death penalty. same thing with tsarnaev. doth >> well there is a lot of roas roasting going on today. spencer christian is here with a pretty steamy weather forecast. >> more roasting on the way da dan. temperatures are rising. humidity is low. and fire risk

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>> 3 million dollar lawsuit has been filed over the virus outbreak inyosemite natural park last year. the tourist has 1 million dollars worth of medical bills and now suffers from diminished lung capacity and low energy. 3 people died from the outbreak. quarter of a million people were warned that they may have been exposed to the virus while visiting yosemite. >> late today 2 california prisons were ordered to relocate about 3000 i hope mates who have high risk now of contracting valley fever. medical expert describes the outbreak of valley fever at the

pleasant valley and avenue state prison in the san joaquin valley as public health emergency. 4 people have died of the disease at these 2 prisons. valley fever is a infection that causes flu like symptoms and can be fatal. again 4 people already have died. it is usually caused by inhaling spores from infected soil. >> coast guard kicked off a unique fundraiser for the wounded warrior project. which helps injured military personnel. they are driving an electric golf cart coast to coast from the coast guard training station in petaluma to the training station in york town, virginia. abc 7 news reporter miss clapper has the story. >> journey to raise money for wounded veterans all depend on this. little electric golf carts. >> we added solar panel. we modify a little bit. we have the battery that can be switched out of. >> street legal but cap only travel 25 miles an hour. it will carry rotation of 15 active duty retired and

reserved members of the coast guard 3900 miles from the coast guard station in petaluma to the station in virginia. the money they raise through go carts carting across the state will good to the wawnded warrior project. >> for me a little bit more on the personal level. my husband is a fleet marine force reserve corps hand in the navy and in iraq in 2006 and 13 and battalion didn't come home and others back broken. whether if if he cancly or just emotionally this journey to help the brevity wren more than a year in the making. >> really lake the first day of school to be honest with you. back from school day. woke up this morning. i couldn't sleep last night i was up sending e-mails out to keep the going we are starting here. >> the effort wouldn't be possible without support from across the naichlingts golf cart and official chase cart donated. so is the time. the coast guard members are using 25 out of the 30 annual vacation days. all to help the fellow soldiers.

>> turn on the tv a lot of bad news going on. i'm hoping this is the shining star for the month of may to turn on the tv and say wow, let's have some good news. wee need good news throughout and this will bring it home to america. >>reporter: cross country journey will end sunday of memorial day weekend about a month from now. between now and then they hope to raise 5 50,000 dollars. if you would like to follow the track or donate you can find a link on our web site and click on s;$6 it on tv. >> reporting in petaluma, miss clapper abc 7 news. >> on to the weather. one of the attribute necessary to do the job sometimes is to encapsulate news events. warm getting warmer. >> interestingly enough it's going to cool down a little bit tomorrow before it actually warms up more on wednesday thursday but generally speaking you are right. warm and getting warmer. look at live doppler 7 hd. pretty mild in the bay area right now and all the skies are mainly clear as you can see we have some little

areas of fog near the coast but not very wide spread. so on we go to look at today's high pressure not only do we have numerous high in our inland location in the low 90's as you can see here but the high of 89 san rafael today actually tied the record high for this date in san rafael. old record existing record set back in 1957 if tied today 89 degrees. d live view of emeryville from the high definition east bay camera under clear sky current temperature readings of 59 in san francisco. 65 across the bay oakland. 66 sap carlos. 54 half machine basement high definition south beach camera downtown san francisco looking along the bay bridge we have 72 degrees right now in santa rosa. 73 in fairfield. 71 in livermore so still pretty warm in some of the inland location. let's fly in to the graphic image of downtown san jose we look at forecast feature we'll see a record warmth this week later this week. locally windy conditions develop tomorrow night red flag warning for high fire danger in effect for hills

of the bay area. pull back first look at the satellite image and the movement animation over the last 12 hours. dry cold front moving our direction. will not bring rainfall but gusty winds starting tomorrow night and that means the fire risk is elevated so we have a wind advisory in effect for the hills of the bay area. north bay to east bay hills. diablo from 5:00 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to wednesday morning. winds out of the north 20 to 35 miles per hour gusting occasionally 50 to 60 miles per hour and with low humidity factored n.of course that he will vaits the risk for fire. red flag warning in effect for high fire danger from tuesday at 6:00 p.m. to wednesday at 6:00 p.m. elevation above 1,000 feet. record dry fuel vegetation exist rate now. elevated concerns with us for a couple days. we look at the temperature trend for the week ahead. livermorelp one of the hottest spots. noticed by thursday in fact thursday friday and saturday we see high

in the mid 90's in livermore. temperatures start to drop sharply on sunday and monday and many of our inland locations especially in the east bay will be in the similar range of high. overnight tonight mild conditions low mainly in the low to mid 50's and tomorrow the south bay we see high up to about 84 at san jose peninsula 83. redwood city and mid upper 60's on the coast exploratorium high of 76 tomorrow. north bay high 86 santa rosa. 84 napa. east bay 81 oakland and san leandro. inland east bay upper 80's. here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast. going to be quite hot on thursday ande1 friday and saturday. we have a sharp cool down on sunday and then much cooler in fact cooler than average beginning on monday no. rain in sight and we keep updating you on fire risk over the next few days. >> that time of year. thanks very much. >> still to come at 9. new gum that is generating some that is generating some un ♪ alright, let's go.

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that seattle bid to buy the kings and relocate them should be denied. full votew3 will coe on may 13 but that is expected to echo today's recommendation. president obama has picked the mayor of charlotte, north carolina to be the next secretary of transportation. his name is anthony fox and the president introduced him at the white house today. he's the first african american nominee in mr. obama second term cabinet. president called on the senate to confirm fox quickly so america could get to work rebuilding roads and bridges. fox will replace ray la hood one of the few republicans in the obama administration. >> well voting first research shows the rate of african american voter turn out surpas surpassed that of white during the 2012 election. according to new bit of analysis of the election results and the census data black voted more than white in 2008 as well. the ratio of black voters who took to the poll compared with white who stayed home was so significant that they say if

the turn out demographic the same as in 2004 romney would be president rate now. >> fda is investigating food with added caffeine and the potential impact on the help of children. nouns thement is in response to caffeinateded gum introduced this week by wrigley called alert energy gum. fda says the privilege ration of caffeine to quood is beyond anything fda envisionedçó. agency is already looking into the safety of energy drinks that are so popular with young people among others. >> bay area entrepreneur come up with a novel way to help the thousands office homeless in san francisco. he wants to convert decommission city bus noose mobile showers. she's working with local supervisor on this practice. sandoval plans to hook the bus showers up to public water supply by fire hydrant. estimated there are 10,000 homeless people in

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with qualifying bundles. >> every year in this country 5000 pedestrians are killed in accidents involving cars. but even when the driver is at fault fewer than half ever

charged with a crime and those who are serve very little jail time. that's what the media partner the non-profit center for investigative reporting found out when they started digging through data from the highway patrol. >> in september 2011 6-year-old torrez was on her way to school when she was struck down at crosswalk by teacher driving to another school. police determine that the driver was at fault for failing to yield the right-of-way. guadalupe is still waiting for police and prosecutors to bring her daughter kill tore justice. >> they should do what they need to do because item not right that the driver is running around free. as if nothing had happened. >>reporter: east palo alto residents outrage when the officers released the teacher. district attorney steve says6z his team decided not to prosecute even though he agrees that the driver was at fault. he says jury too often sympathize with the driver. >> i have seen that time and time again. jury may say but for the grace of god that's me i don't want to call the person

a criminal. >>reporter: center for investigative reporting poured over pedestrians records collected by the state and found that 30 percent of people killed by drivers were hit while walking in a legal crosswalk. three times the national average. since the 1930s prosecutors had difficulty convincing jury's to convict drivers for killing pedestrians. in response california lawmakers in 1945 created a vehicular manslaughter statute with lighter sentences and the option of charging the crime as misdemeanor. not a felony. >> review of 5 years of pedestrians death by the center for investigative reporting found that prosecution rates were still low. 60 percent of drivers who were found to be at fault for killing pedestrians or suspected of a crime like hit-and-run did not face criminal charges. and prosecutors did file punishment often light. >> in fact more than 40 percent of drivers charged with killing pedestrians did not even have their license revoked. 4 of 10

dwlivrs were convict idea sentenced to just one day or got no jill time at all. the attorney is concerned by the numbers. >> not in the mood. life has been lost. we need more on that. we need to know what would be a tool. what would be something that could help us to convince jurors. >> wagon staff believes that public awareness is the first step to changing jurors attitudes. he's open to working with prosecutors and lawmakers to try new approache approaches. at the state capitol assemblyman tom is sponsoring a bill that would require all california drivers to sign a statement declaring that they will pay more attention to buy sickist and pedestrians. >> we are hoping that that will help put it on the radar but no. 2, help with theym da realy do want to prosecute that they have some proof that sign the statement so they were aware that they cohen danger other people and that that would be helpful in the prosecution.

>> now the bill has passed assembly. transportation committee and goes on to the appropriation committee next move but similar bill failed remember in the legislature three years ago. >> heads have rolled in las vegas where psychiatric hospital has been dumping it's patients all around the country. sandoval said unspecified number of hospital employee have been fired or soon will be for violating the hospital release policyw3. the sacramento bee revealed early this month that 1500 patient's have been given one way bus tickets out of town. hundreds came to california and several dozen wound up in san francisc francisco. over sea for a moment. afghan president karzai is confirming that his office has been receiving payments from the u.s. government for 10 years. "new york times"reported that the cia gave the afghan national security council tens of millions of dollars in monthly payments delivered in suitcases backpack and plastic shopping

bags like something out of a movie. karzai says the money was used for the wounded for housing andw3 other operational purposes. >> prime minister nearly escaped assassination attempt. car bomb did kill his body guard. blast also knocked the window out of a bus parked nearby. the blast is the latest attempt on high ranking official in syria. last week official was shot with silenced gun at restaurant in the neighborhood. >> she could not get gun legislation to make it through the republican controlled hous house. so peninsula congresswoman spare was trying another approach this time. she hosted summit on gun violence prevention today. 7 news political reporter mark matthews in redwood city for an event that packed the oracle conference center. >> if you lack at the shooting at columbine high school or any number of others where students murder the classmates, experts will there were warnings. >> in the school shooting we studied always advance warning

9 months in advance of the actual shooting. >> catherine is the author of rampage. the social roots of school shootings. >> they would hear things like you will see who lives or dies on monday or i'm going to be running from the cops so you won't see me for a while. >> dean of arts science at johns hopkins university was key note speaker hosted by congressman spivrments cue people knew about either afraid to comment on because they were peer and didn't want to be snichs and adults and didn't want to be telling another parent how to raise the kids. >> spears says finding ways to overcome the code of soil ebbs is one of the goals of this conference. millbrae middle school principal told the audience the school is doing i it. >> we had a field trip for 900 kids. >> in october principal martin took the entire student body and staff to see the movie bully. the makers of that film

were so impressed they sent a craw to taylor middle school to document the field trip and the anti-bullying program the school is institute entered the months since then. >> we had a pier mediation with kids talking to kids about conflict rest logs. >> principal martin says suspension down by half. there are fewer detention. >> my feeling is that it's a more safer caring place. sheriff of san mateo county says violence in schools is a local problem finding local solutions is a big part of what is needed. >> can't wait for washington to solve it. we have to do it here at the local level. >> as a result of today conference congresswoman spears says she will create 3 task force. twoub take up mental health issues. one to improve communication between agency that respond to gun violence at schools and the third she says will focus just on guns. not giving up on gun control. in spite of the recent vote in congress. in the news ramp, abc 7 news.

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>> cell phone revolutionize how we communicate and now ushering in a new era for satelles. team of young engineers from australia, canada, france, spain and the u.s. just set small satellite in orbit controlled by 3 smart phones. >> they are cheap. they are light. superpowerful. sensor sensors. memory. power is outstanding so all the reasons make them ideal. >> they also have gps motion sensor and camera built in. sought project cost less than 10,000 dollars using off the shelf technology. custom built system might have cost upwards of 1 million dollars. module equipped with extra litheum battery. data along with photo from the smart phone camera are still being analyzed. ham radio operator from every continent were able to monitor the satellite data. major concern was whether smart phones could withstand space temperatures. >> on earth we are not there's

not many situation where is the phone will reach to 40, 50 degrees celsius sues so we were pushing the limit but i wanted if seeing if this would work. >>reporter: it d.hay praise was given to the young engineers. >> they take the pieces and put them together in unique way and especially because of the use they have novel ideas about things that may not occur to an older engineer who has been steeped in the traditional way of doing engineering. who would have thought that idol conversation about using a cell phone in space would have turned into a successful collaboration and such a successful project. >> work already under way for the launch later this year of another smart phone control satellite by the way if wondering why android phone and not i-phone. engineers here say the android phone was easier to program. at nasa aims abc 7 news. >> coming up next on 7 news at 9:00. monster hurricane and

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. >> price of water for many in the east bay could be going up this july. east bay mud has proposed near 10% water rate increase this year and next. that means the average family would see bills rise by 10 dollars. by 20 fraechbility east bay mud says circumstances of the economy. >> cause 14 billion dollars to replace the system that we have. infrastructure that we have that delivers water to

those 1.3 million customers. it's aging. over the last 5 years because revenue have declined. we have not kipt up at a writ that we should have kept it up. could have kept it up with economic circumstances was different. >> the east bay mud board of director will hold a public hearing on the proposed increase on june the left. pass along what happens obviously. >> nasa has captured images of massive hurricane on saturn. look at this thing. the eye of this storm is 1200 50 miles across. just the eye. that's 20 times larger than what it is than what is seen here on eart earth. it's spinning super fast. whipping it 330 miles an hour. hurricane is parked at saturn north pole. relay on water vapor to keep it just churning there. and it is believed to have been right where it is for many, many years. just enormous. >> that is something leif doppler 7 hd would love to track. spencer is back with

the forecast. >> live doppler 7hd you have to work over time to track that one. let's take a look what's happening here right now. mainly clear skies. coastal fog. not very wide spread, though. follow very warm day we have another very war day tomorrow. state wide high pressure under sunny sky and mid 80's chico sacramento 81 over at yosemite. warm in the sierra at and 97 palm springs here in the bay area tomorrow warm day but not quite so warm as today. inland high will be mainly on the low to mid upper 80's but we don't expect any 90 degree readings tomorrow. take you down to a little graphic image of downtown san jose. temperature trend for the next 7 days in san jose. high will peak out on thursday at 90 degrees warm but not nearly so hot at some of the inland east bay locations will be. here's the accu-weather 7 day forecast notice thursday friday saturday will be hot inland with high in the mid 90's especially in the inland east bay part of inland

north bay but temperatures will taper off on sunday monday. >> very good thanks very much. >> all right. sports director larry beall is here with a lot to talk about tonight. >> talk about jason collins. absolutely and on the field. what happened to matt cain giants is a can't buy a win. giants give free run lead to glook at them kids.n lead to [ sigh ]

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trevor, have you eaten today? you sound a little grumpy. [ laughter ] [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-verse high speed internet. rethink possible. >> come up tonight at 11:00 o'clock. hot weather ahead as you have heard here from spencer. that means serious fire danger. tonight the warning from firefighters. plus the abc 7 news i team investigates san francisco policy that could put your car at risk of being stolen. thoughts stories and more on abc 7 news at 11 over on channel 7. hope you can join us for that but larry with all the sports and giants on the road. >> yes slumping as of late. look to snap a 5 game losing streak. open the series in

arizona. is a who captain find his stuff timy. pool time at chase field. juice box and we are going crazy. brandon bellgn the kennedy fast ball. and that is gone. matt contain to 3 nothing lead which he couldn't hold. 2 run shot. next bats. like old day with the a and did this last week at at&t park down and away with it. fourth of the year. tied at 3. diamondbacks not done with the 4th inning. power surge. up and martin out. fourth ray arizona to the fift fifth. bruce he gets tossed after a questionable call at first. in the eighth cain and giants bailed out by belt. bases loaded. score them and this game just went final. the save. giants end the losing streak. 6-4. and albert had 2

homer on the season. entering tonight game in oakland. pick the right lumber and he doubles that number. 1st inning off dan angels out to a 1 nothing lead. bottom of the of the first. down the right field line. haim ton struggle to the out field last year with texas. full extension. grab. the fast ball to the beast that is mark and i think he hit this to the raiders oakland highlights 2nd inning. double to the gap in right. hang on here. laser to jet and henry slides past the base. he's out. put the tag on. but then another homer and the angels leading 7-3 in the eighth. as we mention early in the newscast. jason collins always stood tall but never more than today. 7 foot nba center who played the college ball at stanford came out today as first openly gay player in major american sport

sports. collins on the cover of this week "sports illustrated"magazine 34-year-old center wrote i didn't plan to come out but since i am i'm happy to start the conversation. colonel lips all american back at stanford first round nba draft pick 2001 bounced around quite a bit. among the 12 years with 6 teams in the nba but known for aggressive physical style of play career average over 3 points a game played for washington this year but contract has expired. so the question now is going to be will another team offer him a job. golden state warrior team president knows very well about the courage it took for collins to come out because welt did it in 2011. at that time the first prominent american sports executive to say that he was gay. he left the job with the phoenix suns. wanted to be with his partner living here in the bay year. he got here. then few week avs that the warriors added him to the management team. >> i have the benefit every day

of having walked this path. it's grit to be able to share every part of your life with the people you work with. everybody warriors organization everybody in sports has been absolutely extraordinary in the way they have received me and my story and i know that jason is going to have the benefit of that as well. >> after the way his season has played out and now in the play offs let there be no doubt. curry is a star. all star team but lighting up the nuggets. warriors take a 3-1 series lea lead. despite bad ankle. sore hamstring and last nature got poked in the eye as well. with all that he torched denver for 31 points. 22 of them in the third quarter alone. game 4 of the series tomorrow night in denver and seth is out there. bruises and all. >> he will continue to get treatment. and continue to prepare for tomorrow night.

face most difficult game is the close-out game. i have a young team that we keep on doing what we are doing. put ourselves in position to move on. >> oklahoma city try to sweep houston out of the play offs. carlos is from argentina so this will be this for kevin and this is in english. durrant returning the favor with authority. sound better that way. he had tlaichlt all right final second. no call on jackson. hammered. and sergio missed from an inch away. i'm going crazy. watching the nba. 105-103. houston wins to force the game 5. still up 3 games to 1. shark practicing today gearing up for the play offs wednesday night in vancouver. game 1. sharks succeed. 3 and o against the canuck but the players say the statistics are meaningless. >> i throw that out the window. they are going to be healthy

team than we have seen over the 3 games and different intensity so different ball gametime. >> everybody goes fresh everybody goes back to square one and hard team to play in vancouver. we have to be ready and focus. >> hall of famer fred hosted annual golf class nick pleasanton today. focus being domestic violence prevention and proud to say that mike empty -- mc today event. raised 1 hill dollars throughout the year. >> one of my favorite receivers all the time. and mike. >> good to point that out. >> thanks very much. that is this edition of abc darns really? abc 7 news at 9:00 for spencer and mike all of us here. thanks for watching. appreciate your time. next newscast is at 11:00 o'clock on channel 7. see you then. channel 7. see you then. goodbye for

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